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Genre: Alternative / Psychedelic / Shoegaze
Location Miami / Chicago, US
Profile Views: 15458
Last Login: 8/31/2011
Member Since 10/22/2007
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Record Label Unsigned
Bio
Technological Sun was formed in late 1995 by Carlos Correa (bass), Emilio Volmut (guitar/vocals), Todd Quesada (keyboards/vocals), and Eddie Hernandez (guitar). Early on the band experimented with a plethora of different musical genres, leading to the formation of a signature style that was heavily influenced by classic Psychedelic Rock. In live performance, Tech Sun entertained with a 'sonic deluge' that brought heavy use of both guitar and synthesizers to the forefront. In mid-1996, Eddie Hernandez left the group due to creative differences, and drummer Nery Hernandez joined. The band made its live debut in September 1996 at Churchill's Pub in Little Haiti, Miami, playing heavily thereafter throughout the Miami / Ft. Lauderdale area throughout the end of 1996, 1997, and into 1998. A combination of individual and creative factors led to the disintegration of the original lineup in the Summer of 1998. The core members of Technological Sun never completely lost contact and after a long hiatus Volmut, Correa, and Quesada revisited some of the previously recorded material in 2007, with the band conducting some 'remastering' and remixing of the original songs. The songs were released for the first time to the 'My Space' community in October of 2007. This has led to a reformation of Technological Sun, and the release of a new EP in July of 2008, the band's first newly recorded material in ten years. TECH SUN IS BACK. .. **DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE FIRST 3 EPs HERE:*** .. .. .. .............. .. .. ...AND VISIT... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ........Visit ..RADIO BUNKER........
Members
CARLOS CORREA - Bass, backing vocals. TODD QUESADA - Keyboards and synthesizers, drum sequences, lead vocals. EMILIO VOLMUT - Electric and acoustic guitars, drum sequences, backing vocals.
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In alphabetical order: Blondie, David Bowie, Delerium, Electric Light Orchestra, Flaming Lips, Gary Numan, Gentle Giant, Giles Giles & Fripp, Gong, Iggy Pop, Iron Butterfly, King Crimson, Led Zeppelin, My Bloody Valentine, Neil Young, Pigface, Pink Floyd, Queen, Roxy Music, ,Sigur Ros, Soundgarden, Soul Coughing, Stereolab, U2, Tom Waits, Tricky, TV on the Radio, Whale, Vangelis
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Pink Floyd (mucho), David Bowie (a little), Gong (somewhat), Radiohead (somewhat), Audible Ripples in the Space-Time Continuum....

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Bio:

Technological Sun was formed in late 1995 by Carlos Correa (bass), Emilio Volmut (guitar/vocals), Todd Quesada (keyboards/vocals), and Eddie Hernandez (guitar). Early on the band experimented with a plethora of different musical genres, leading to the formation of a signature style that was heavily influenced by classic Psychedelic Rock. In live performance, Tech Sun entertained with a 'sonic deluge' that brought heavy use of both guitar and synthesizers to the forefront. In mid-1996, Eddie Hernandez left the group due to creative differences, and drummer Nery Hernandez joined. The band made its live debut in September 1996 at Churchill's Pub in Little Haiti, Miami, playing heavily thereafter throughout the Miami / Ft. Lauderdale area throughout the end of 1996, 1997, and into 1998. A combination of individual and creative factors led to the disintegration of the original lineup in the Summer of 1998. The core members of Technological Sun never completely lost contact and after a long hiatus Volmut, Correa, and Quesada revisited some of the previously recorded material in 2007, with the band conducting some 'remastering' and remixing of the original songs. The songs were released for the first time to the 'My Space' community in October of 2007. This has led to a reformation of Technological Sun, and the release of a new EP in July of 2008, the band's first newly recorded material in ten years. TECH SUN IS BACK.

**DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE FIRST 3 EPs HERE:***

...AND VISIT... .. ..

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Visit RADIO BUNKER

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October 22, 2007

Members:

CARLOS CORREA - Bass, backing vocals. TODD QUESADA - Keyboards and synthesizers, drum sequences, lead vocals. EMILIO VOLMUT - Electric and acoustic guitars, drum sequences, backing vocals.

Influences:

In alphabetical order: Blondie, David Bowie, Delerium, Electric Light Orchestra, Flaming Lips, Gary Numan, Gentle Giant, Giles Giles & Fripp, Gong, Iggy Pop, Iron Butterfly, King Crimson, Led Zeppelin, My Bloody Valentine, Neil Young, Pigface, Pink Floyd, Queen, Roxy Music, ,Sigur Ros, Soundgarden, Soul Coughing, Stereolab, U2, Tom Waits, Tricky, TV on the Radio, Whale, Vangelis